The film "The Old Man & the Gun" was filmed in Waco, Texas and in Newport, USA.

Filming Locations:

Heritage Bank

In the Movie

Scene where Forrest Tucker drives to rob a bank.

In Reality

The scene was filmed In the film, the bank was renamed to "Texas Credit and Trade."

American Bank

In the Movie

Scene where Forrest Tucker has just robbed a bank and drives away.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at a bank in north Waco, Texas.

Worthington National Bank

In the Movie

Scene where Forrest Tucker enters the bank he is about to rob.

In Reality

The scene was filmed In the branches of Worthington National Bank in Fort Worth, Arlington, and Colleyville, extraordinary art collections are housed. These artworks were created primarily by Texas artists and/or artists who painted scenes from Texas life. These artists, their works, and their reputations are recognized nationally. The painting shown in the film is "The Branding Room" by Emily Guthrie Smith. This painting once hung in the old dining room of the Western Hills Hotel in Fort Worth and was rescued during a 1968 fire that destroyed the Western Hills Hotel.

Blue Jay Restaurant

In the Movie

Scene where Forrest Tucker and Jewel have coffee when Forrest tells Jewel he robs banks.

In Reality

The scene was filmed The Blue Jay Restaurant has been a family business since 1967. It was opened by Danny and Tina Petropoulos, and they continue to work there today.

Ohio River Scenic Byway - 6th Street Expressway

In the Movie

Scene where Forrest Tucker wants to help Jewel, whose car has broken down.

In Reality

The scene was filmed on the expressway in Cincinnati.